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Hello,
You will have to know some basic html and css for this!!
Briefly, here's an idea: you could use the layout (creating a theme is another thing, best to do is find out how in the documentation) and in every column (.col, .col-right or .col-left) inside div.panel insert a hook for a specific extra content like so:
<div id="who-we-are" class="panel"> <?php gpOutput::Get('Extra','who_we_are'); ?> </div> <div id="our-team" class="panel"> <?php gpOutput::Get('Extra','our_team'); ?> </div> etc...
And then edit each extra_content accordingly through gpEasy's admin.
You would be creating a page with only extra_content editable areas, generally used for permanent information that show up on every page in the website, so a way around this would be to create two separate themes, one for the front page displaying only these excerpts of content, and one for use in the other normal pages.
I haven't tried this at all with gpeasy, but it might be a solution.
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